The Territorial Divisions, 1914-1918Stirling, John
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The Territorial Divisions, 1914-1918
Stirling, John
World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- Great Britain
The 47th might claim to have been in this
battle. They were very close to the
southern boundary, Authuille, but are
not mentioned in the despatch. The
fighting at the south of the line was not
so intense as further north.
_Battle of the Ancre._ 5 April, 1918.
The despatch does not mention the units
engaged, but the 47th was in the line and
had very heavy fighting in this battle
on 5th-6th April.
_The Battle of Amiens._ 8-11 Aug., 1918.
Not in despatch. Entered line on the 10th.
The Second Battles of Battle of Albert, 1918. 21-23 Aug., 1918.
the Somme, 1918. Second Battle of
Bapaume. 31 Aug.-3 Sept., 1918.
48TH (SOUTH MIDLAND) DIVISION. First Line.
The Battles of the _Battle of Albert,
Somme, 1916. 1916._ 1-13 July, 1916.
The Division was in support.
Battle of Bazentin
Ridge. 14-17 July, 1916.
Battle of Pozières
Ridge. 23 July-3 Sept., 1916.
NOTE.—The 48th does not seem to have
attacked in the Battles of Flers-Courcelette
or the Transloy Ridges, but might
have a claim, to the latter at least, as
being within the boundaries. They were
holding the line long after the “official”
battle closed.
Advance to the Occupation of
Hindenburg Line. Peronne, etc. March, 1917.
The Battles of Ypres, _Battle of Pilckem Ridge._ 31 July-2
1917. The Division was in support. Aug., 1917.
Battle of Langemarck,
1917. 16-18 Aug., 1917.
Battle of Broodseinde. 4 Oct., 1917.
Battle of Poelcappelle. 9 Oct., 1917.
Italy. Battle of the Piave
(and Asiago Plateau). 15-24 June, 1918.
Battle of Vittorio
Veneto. 24 Oct.-4 Nov., 1918.
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